Web Playground

The browser playground runs the Rumoca compiler in WebAssembly. It is useful for small models, quick experiments, and demos.

Public deployment:

https://cognipilot.github.io/rumoca/

Book Examples

The books should use focused WASM components rather than embedding the full playground workbench. A good example page can host a single Monaco editor, load a small in-page file set, call the Rumoca WASM compiler/simulator on those files, and render only the controls, plots, or 3D view needed for that example.

That keeps the example native to the book page while reusing the same WASM package as the playground. The missing piece is a small book-facing component API for source files, model name, rum.toml scenario, and view selection.

The user and developer books are deployed beside it:

https://cognipilot.github.io/rumoca/user-guide/
https://cognipilot.github.io/rumoca/dev-guide/

Limitations:

  • Large package trees are slower than native builds.
  • Browser storage and worker memory limits matter for full MSL-sized projects.
  • Native interactive examples may have more solver/backend options than the browser build.

For larger models or external package development, prefer the native CLI or VS Code extension.

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